In October 2022, Artica hosted the project Future Community Garden. An imaginary vertical garden and public art-installation growing on the walls outside of Artica Svalbard

In November 2021 Artica resident Jessica MacMillan presented Time Line, a one-of-a-kind short term public project which took place for the first time in Longyearbyen.

In October 2021, Artica hosted the project: The Slow Adventure, a collaborative project between artist Floortje Zonneveld and the students of the Svalbard Folkehøgskole.

For Artica Listens 2021 Ignas Krunglevičius created HARD BODY DYSPRAXIA, a sonic installation inside a disused coal power plant in Longyearbyen, Svalbard.

An interactive public artwork by Cristina Lucas inspired by the 100-year-old Svalbard Treaty. Part of the Artica Listens 2019 programme, co-curated with Office for Contemporary Art Norway (OCA)

Filmed during the residency of artist Cristina Lucas. The video sets out to enliven some of the most urgent questions of our time, and to do so from one of the most challenging sites in the world, where climate change is more evident and the tensions for the distribution of its resources will define the near future. Part of the Artica Listens 2019 programme, co-curated with Office for Contemporary Art Norway (OCA).

A panel discussion event filmed in front of a live audience at Longyearbyen Kulturhuset to mark the 100th anniversary of the Svalbard Treaty.

120 Hours is the world's largest architecture competition for and by students. In 2019 nearly 500 contestants from all over the world designed future settlements for Svalbard. The rules were that they only had five days (i.e. 120 hours) to solve the task and that they had to present their proposal on no more that two sheets of A3 paper.

In June 2019 artists Floortje Zonneveld, Kim Nekarda and artist duo 44FLAVOURS were invited by Artica Svalbard to collaborate with the local community and produce three public artworks for display in various locations around Longyearbyen.

'Fragile Dreams of Nam Nam’ was a performance by German artist and chef Johannes Gruber, held on the evening of May 3rd 2019. The event was part of ‘The Chef Residency’', a joint collaboration with Polar Permaculture.

A Gift to Svalbard was an exhibition by the artist Oswaldo Maciá spanning a single day in Vinkelstasjonen, a former coal mine station on Svalbard. Presenting work made during Maciá’s 2018 Artica Residency, A Gift To Svalbard was a one-day installation made of sound, smell, light and monoprints.